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Celebrate Milwaukee's connection to water at this beach festival. It's a gathering of locals with activities highlighting the importance of water. Expect a community vibe and engaging experiences. Bring sunscreen and enjoy the lakeside setting.
Enjoy a creative evening at Zócalo Food Park with a guided painting class inspired by desert sunsets. It's a beginner-friendly way to unwind and capture the beauty of the desert. Arrive early to grab a bite from the food trucks before you start painting.
CusCampbell, an acclaimed R&B artist, is set to perform at The Cooperage, bringing his unique blend of vocals and trombone. Known for his dynamic performances, this is a chance to see him in an intimate setting. Arrive early for good parking and grab a drink at the bar before the show starts.
Bryan Adams is bringing his high-energy rock show to Fiserv Forum, joined by legends Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo. Expect a night packed with classic hits and electric performances. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the full arena experience.
Experience the fusion of modern blues and rock & roll with Ghalia Volt at The Argo. Known for her dynamic stage presence, Volt captivates audiences with her unique blend of Hill Country blues and raw rock energy. Arrive early for a good spot and enjoy the full bar service throughout the night. Remember, it's an all-ages event, so bring the family along.
Free outdoor screening of Captain America: Brave New World at dusk in Veterans Park. Popcorn $1. Bring a blanket.
Redd's Line Up flips the format: a dedicated Advanced and High Improver line dance party at Red Rock Saloon — no beginner basics, just a room full of people who can actually dance. Sundays, 4–7pm.
Downtown Employee Appreciation Week is a celebration for those who keep Milwaukee running. Expect daily giveaways, fun office games, and special discounts. It's a great chance to bond with coworkers and enjoy some well-deserved perks. Plan to hit at least three events for a shot at cool prizes.
Half-day NASA-themed Mad Science camp at Lydell, Monday through Friday. Kids cover planets, the sun and stars, astronaut training (with circuit-building), and the tech behind space travel. The week ends with a Skyblazer Rocket that each kid builds and launches NASA-style.
NASA-themed camp at Beulah Brinton for kids. Build rockets, assemble satellites, and experience space challenges.
Five days exploring natural transformation through art and science at Lynden for kids 6–11. Campers use microscopes, raise butterflies in the pollinator garden, and record discoveries in clay, watercolor, pressure printing, and paper pulp. A good late-summer camp that captures what's happening at Lynden in August.
Adventure Camp at Riverside Park is perfect for kids who love the outdoors. They'll learn biking, hiking, and paddling while exploring Milwaukee's parks. Make sure to pack a lunch and plenty of water. Before and after care is available if you need it.
Dive into nature at the Urban Ecology Center's Sapling Stories camp. Kids will explore the park through stories, games, and hands-on activities. It's a full week of outdoor fun and learning. Remember to pack a lunch and dress for adventure!
Four-day Skyhawks soccer camp at Lydell for 7-12 year-olds, afternoons 1:30-4:30pm. The Skyhawks program has been around 30+ years and uses a progression-based curriculum to build technical skills. Kids should bring two snacks and plenty of water.
Week-long orchestra prep at WFB High School with Christine Annin, the WFB orchestra and general music educator. Runs August 17–21, with four sections to pick from — a chance to brush off summer rust and get sharper before fall orchestra starts.
Beginner golf camp from Skyhawks held on the Lydell soccer field. Uses the PGA's SNAG system with plastic clubs and tennis balls, so kids can actually make contact and learn form before stepping onto a course. Four afternoons, Monday through Thursday. All equipment provided; kids bring water and two snacks.
Free electronics basics at Atkinson Branch. Conduct experiments and let your imagination soar.
Witchy reads and magic-making at Central Library. Free fun on August 17, 2026, from 4 to 5 PM.
1-hour meeting for all ages at Villard Square Branch.
Mocktail demos and tastings at Villard Square Branch. Leave with recipes and a curated list of zero-proof books.
1-hour book club for 18+ at Good Hope Branch.
Catch an eclectic mix of genres at X-Ray Arcade with Johnny Manchild & The Poor Bastards leading the charge. Expect a blend of jazz, alt-rock, and funk that’s both unique and engaging. Friend of a Friend and Karma & The Kill Joys add their own flair, making it a night of diverse sounds. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
1-hour storytime for 18+ at Martin Luther King Branch.
Full-day camp at Cahill Park Pavilion taught by two Whitefish Bay elementary teachers, Kelly Kubicki and Kevin Lazovik. Days mix playground time, LEGO building, math games, and reading. Tennis shoes only (no Crocs or flip-flops) and kids bring a bagged lunch. Two sections across the summer.